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Enoch City building permits
VerifiedEnoch City, Utah — as published 2026-07-16.
Verified 2026-07-08 · Source
Codes adopted
Permit types & fees
Residential Building Permit
VerifiedRequired for new single-family residential construction in Enoch City. The base building permit fee is set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table plus a 1% Utah state surcharge; a separate plan-review fee (a percentage of the building permit fee, scaled by home size) is charged by the city's contracted third-party plan reviewer and cannot be waived. Enoch City's official Fee Schedule (Section 4.A, Permit) states building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code on a valuation basis, plus a 1% state surcharge; no distinct EV charger/EVSE fee category was found as of 2026-07-19, so EV charger installation is handled as standard electrical work under this same valuation-based Building Permit.
Verified 2026-07-08 · Source
Requirements
- New single-family residential construction
- 1 set of construction plans in PDF format submitted to inspector@enochcity.org
- Completed Building Permit Application
- Utah Prairie Dog Clearance letter/evaluation form
- Geotechnical Data Worksheet from a licensed engineer
- Verification with the City Office regarding water rights for the property
- Verification with the City Office for zoning and subdivision requirements
- Home Energy Compliance Worksheet
- Owner/Builder Certification, signed and notarized, if applicable
- Dumpster and sanitary facilities on-site per Ordinance 2006-01-18-A
Required documents
- RequiredNew Building Permit Packet (Residential)Enoch City's official packet (rev. 1-21-2025) bundling the checklist, Builder Inspection Checklist, Ordinance 2006-01-18-A, Water Meter/Connection/Deposit Info, Utah Prairie Dog Clearance materials, Home Energy Compliance Worksheet, Gas Clearance Form, Owner/Builder Certification, and Building Permit Application.
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationEnoch City's official application form capturing job address, zoning, owner/contractor information, construction type (RSF/RMF/COM/DGAR/Other), setbacks, square footage by floor, and plot plan/conditional use/elevation/endangered-species sign-offs.
- RequiredUtah Prairie Dog Clearance Area Evaluation and AcknowledgementRequired recognition-statement form determining whether the project parcel falls within the mapped Utah prairie dog clearance area under the Range-Wide General Conservation Plan (dated April 3, 2018); submitted to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
- RequiredGeotechnical Data WorksheetPrepared by a licensed engineer, required per the city's official New Building Permit Packet.
- RequiredHome Energy Compliance WorksheetCity-published worksheet covering thermal envelope insulation R-values/U-values, energy compliance method (RESCheck, Prescriptive, or Performance), furnace/water heater types, and vented/unvented attic and crawl space specifications.
- OptionalOwner/Builder Certification and Agreement to Comply with the Construction Trades Licensing ActUtah DOPL form required when the owner is acting as their own general contractor; filed with the Building Department, which forwards it to DOPL (dopltech@utah.gov).
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (base, UBC valuation table) | Set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table, plus a 1% State of Utah surcharge on the total building permit fee. | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.A): 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code. There is a one percent (1%) State of Utah surcharge added to the total building permit fee.' No structures under 200 square feet require a permit, per the same section. The specific UBC valuation-per-square-foot table itself is not separately republished on Enoch's fee-schedule page; the city fee schedule states only that the UBC table governs, consistent with how several other small Utah cities in this corpus reference the standard valuation table rather than reprinting it. |
| Plan Review Fee — New homes under 2,000 sq ft | 30% of building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/4.B). |
| Plan Review Fee — New homes 2,000–3,000 sq ft | 35% of building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
| Plan Review Fee — New homes over 3,000 sq ft | 40% of building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
| Resubmission of expired/closed building permit | 50% of original building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
| Substantially Identical Plans (plan review) | 50% of the original plan review fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
| Utility Deposit | $250.00 | Collected along with the building permit and impact fees, per Enoch City's official Water Meter, Connection & Deposit Info sheet (Rev 06 2015); refunded (or credited for owner-builders after a year of on-time payments) once the Certificate of Occupancy is issued and the utility account is closed. |
| Impact Fees (collected at building permit issuance) | Water 1-inch meter/ERU $4,359.00 (2018); Wastewater 1.5-inch meter $9,807.15 (12-17-19); Storm Water Drainage single-family residential/ERU $1,353.91 (7-18-23); Transportation — Residential Single Family Detached, per-unit approved impact fee $2,000 (effective 4-2-24); Police Residential/ERU $738.38 (11-13-17); Park — single-family residential/ERU fee schedule maintained separately ('See Below' in the source table, tied to the Recreation IFFP/IFA update dated 10-06-2025). | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 6.A 'Impact Fees' (hosting.civiclinq.com/enochcity/books/enoch-city-fee-schedule/6.A), captured via the Utah Public Notice Website archival copy at utah.gov/pmn/files/1429637.pdf. Meter-size tiers above 1-inch (1.5-inch, 2-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch) carry progressively higher Water/Wastewater impact fees up to $156,914.44 for a 6-inch meter — see source for the full table. |
Residential Addition / Remodel / Garage Permit
VerifiedRequired for additions, remodels, and garage/carport construction on existing residential structures in Enoch City. Uses the same UBC-valuation base fee as new construction, but with a lower plan-review percentage tier than new home construction.
Verified 2026-07-08 · Source
Requirements
- Additions to existing residential structures
- Remodel work regulated by the applicable building code
- Garage or carport construction
- 1 set of construction plans in PDF format submitted to inspector@enochcity.org
- Completed Building Permit Application
- Asbestos Inspection Certification for buildings constructed before 1980
- Geotechnical Data Worksheet from a licensed engineer
- Home Energy Compliance Worksheet, if applicable
- Owner/Builder Certification, signed and notarized, if applicable
Required documents
- RequiredAdditions/Remodels/Etc. Building Permit Packet ("Other" Building Permit)Enoch City's official packet (other_bp_packet_final_8-27-2020.pdf) for additions, remodels, and similar work, bundling the checklist, Builder Inspection Checklist, and Ordinance 2006-01-18-A.
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSame city-wide application form used for all building permit types.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (base, UBC valuation table) | Set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table, plus a 1% State of Utah surcharge. | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit' — the same base-fee mechanism applies to all building permit types; only the plan-review percentage in Section 4.B differs by project type. |
| Plan Review Fee — Garages and carports | 10% of building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
| Plan Review Fee — Remodeling and additions | 20% of building permit fee | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review'. |
Solar Panel (PV) Permit
Required for residential rooftop solar photovoltaic installations in Enoch City, using the city's dedicated Solar Permit packet.
Reviewed 2026-07-20 · Source
Requirements
- Completed Solar Permit application package
- Site plan and system specifications per the Solar Permit packet
Required documents
- RequiredSolar Permit PacketEnoch City's official solar permit packet (solar_permit_packet_9-12-2022.pdf).
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|
Commercial Building Permit
Required for new commercial construction in Enoch City. Enoch City publishes a dedicated Commercial Building Permit Packet (rev. 1-21-2025), distinct from its residential and 'Other' (additions/remodels) packets, requiring zoning administrator site-plan sign-off before a building permit can be issued. The base fee follows the same Uniform Building Code valuation table plus 1% state surcharge used for residential permits; no commercial-specific plan-review percentage tier is published in Fee Schedule Section 4.B (which lists only garage/carport, remodel/addition, and new-home-by-size tiers).
Reviewed 2026-07-19 · Source
Requirements
- New commercial construction
- Site plan showing all ADA compliance, parking, signage, and landscaping requirements, signed off by the zoning administrator before a building permit can be issued
- One digital set of plans (PDF), including site plan, civil, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical, structurally addressed and showing occupancy and construction type from the IBC
- Geotechnical datasheet
- Utah Prairie Dog Clearance
- Signed energy code compliance documentation
- Septic tank permit from the Southwest Utah Public Health Department, if applicable
- Complete building permit application form
- Dumpster and sanitary facilities on-site per Ordinance 2006-01-18-A
Required documents
- RequiredCommercial Building Permit PacketEnoch City's official packet (rev. 1-21-2025) bundling the checklist, site-plan/zoning-administrator sign-off requirement, geotechnical datasheet, prairie dog clearance, energy code compliance documentation, septic permit note, and building permit application.
- RequiredSite Plan (zoning administrator sign-off)Must show ADA compliance, parking, signage, and landscaping requirements; must be submitted and approved by the zoning administrator before the building permit can be issued.
- RequiredOne Digital Set of Plans (PDF)Site plan, civil, architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical plans, structurally addressed and showing occupancy and construction type from the IBC.
- RequiredGeotechnical DatasheetRequired per the Commercial Building Permit Packet.
- RequiredUtah Prairie Dog ClearanceRequired per the Commercial Building Permit Packet, submitted to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.
- RequiredSigned Energy Code Compliance DocumentationRequired per the Commercial Building Permit Packet.
- OptionalSeptic Tank PermitFrom the Southwest Utah Public Health Department, if the property is not served by the municipal sewer system.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (base, UBC valuation table) | Set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table, plus a 1% State of Utah surcharge on the total building permit fee. | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit': 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code. There is a one percent (1%) State of Utah surcharge added to the total building permit fee.' This section is not split by residential/commercial use type — the same base mechanism governs commercial permits. |
| Plan Review Fee | Not published for commercial as a distinct percentage tier | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review' publishes only: garages/carports 10%, remodels/additions 20%, new homes under 2,000 sq ft 30%, 2,000–3,000 sq ft 35%, over 3,000 sq ft 40% — all explicitly tied to residential project types ('new homes'). No distinct commercial percentage tier was found in Section 4.B as browsed 2026-07-19 (the page is served as a JavaScript single-page application; content could not be independently re-verified beyond what is already documented for this jurisdiction's residential-building-permit entry). Omitted rather than assumed to match any residential tier. |
| Utility Deposit | $250.00 | Enoch City's official Water Meter, Connection & Deposit Info sheet (Rev 06 2015) — same deposit mechanism as residential; refunded once a Certificate of Occupancy is issued and the utility account is closed. |
Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit
Required for tenant improvement and remodel work inside an existing commercial building in Enoch City. Enoch City does not publish a dedicated tenant-improvement packet or fee line distinct from its Commercial Building Permit Packet and general 'Other' (additions/remodels) permit process — the same base UBC-valuation fee mechanism applies, and site-plan/zoning sign-off requirements are reduced or waived for interior-only work at the Building Department's discretion.
Reviewed 2026-07-19 · Source
Requirements
- Tenant improvement or remodel work within an existing commercial building
- One digital set of plans (PDF) covering the affected scope: architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical as applicable
- Signed energy code compliance documentation, if the scope affects the building's energy envelope or systems
- Complete building permit application form
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationEnoch City's city-wide application form, used for commercial tenant improvement submittals as well as new construction.
- RequiredDigital Set of Plans (PDF)Covering the tenant improvement's architectural, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical scope.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (base, UBC valuation table) | Set by the Uniform Building Code valuation table, plus a 1% State of Utah surcharge. | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A 'Permit' — the same base-fee mechanism applies to all building permit types, including commercial tenant improvement; no distinct tenant-improvement valuation table is published. |
| Plan Review Fee | Not published for tenant improvement as a distinct percentage tier | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.B 'Plan Review' lists only garage/carport (10%), remodel/addition (20%), and new-home-by-size (30–40%) tiers, none of which are explicitly labeled commercial or tenant-improvement — omitted rather than assumed to match any of these residential-labeled tiers. |
EV Charger / EVSE Permit
Enoch City does not publish a separate EV-charger/EVSE permit or fee category. The city's official Fee Schedule, Section 4.A ('Permit'), prices all building-permit work — including electrical — on the Uniform Building Code valuation table plus a 1% state surcharge, with no distinct EV-specific line item found as of 2026-07-19. EV charger installation is therefore handled as standard electrical work under the same valuation-based Building Permit; no dedicated EV dollar figure is asserted here.
Reviewed 2026-07-20 · Source
Requirements
- Installation of a Level 2 or DC fast EV charger (EVSE) at a residential or commercial property in Enoch City
- Electrical work regulated statewide by the 2023 NEC (Utah Code § 15A-2-103(1)(g))
- 1 set of construction/electrical plans submitted to inspector@enochcity.org, per the Building Department's general application process
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationSubmitted per the Enoch City Building Department process (inspector@enochcity.org); no dedicated EV-charger application form is published, so the standard building-permit process applies.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Uniform Building Code valuation table) | Valuation-based; no static dollar figure published | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 4.A: 'Building permit fees are set by the Uniform Building Code' on a valuation basis, plus a 1% state surcharge. EV charger/EVSE installation is billed under this same table; no EV-specific figure is published. |
Sign Permit
VerifiedEnoch City does not publish a standalone Sign Permit application, fee, or process. The city's current, in-force Code of Revised Ordinances, Title 9 'Licensing, Control and Regulation of Business and Construction,' Chapter 600 'Uniform Sign Code,' Section 9.600.647(A) states explicitly: 'No sign permits are required, but authorization for construction may be required by the building official at building permit application.' Where such authorization is required, sign construction documents (dimensions, materials, loads, stresses, anchorage) are filed with the Building Department as part of a standard Building Permit application, per Section 9.600.647(B), and priced under the same Uniform Building Code valuation-based Building Permit Fee (Fee Schedule Section 4.A) plus 1% state surcharge — no distinct sign fee line exists anywhere across Enoch's 9-chapter Fee Schedule (Chapters 1 through 9 reviewed in full, 2026-07-21). Off-premise/billboard signs along the I-15 corridor are separately called out in the Land Use Ordinance as requiring 'a building permit from the building department' (Section 12.2000.2005(B)) — again folded into the same base Building Permit Fee rather than a distinct sign fee.
Verified 2026-07-21 · Source
Requirements
- Sign or sign structure requiring construction authorization at building permit application, per Code of Revised Ordinances Section 9.600.647(A)
- No standalone sign permit exists; construction documents (dimensions, materials, and construction details including loads, stresses, and anchorage) are filed with the Building Department as part of the standard Building Permit application when authorization is required, per Section 9.600.647(B)
- Written consent of the owner or lessee of the premises upon which the sign is to be erected, per Section 9.600.647(B)
- Engineering calculations signed and sealed by a registered design professional where required by the International Building Code, per Section 9.600.647(B)
- Master sign plan required before issuance of a certificate of occupancy for landlord- or single-owner-controlled multiple-occupancy development complexes, per Section 9.600.649(A)
- Off-premise/billboard signs are permitted only along Interstate 15 on properly zoned property and require a building permit from the Building Department, per Section 12.2000.2005(B)
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationEnoch City's city-wide application form; used to authorize sign construction when required, since no standalone sign permit application exists, per Section 9.600.647(A).
- RequiredSign Construction DocumentsDimensions, materials, and construction details (loads, stresses, anchorage) required per Section 9.600.647(B) when sign construction authorization is required at building permit application.
- OptionalMaster Sign PlanRequired only for landlord- or single-owner-controlled multiple-occupancy development complexes, submitted to the code official prior to issuance of a certificate of occupancy, per Section 9.600.649(A).
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Uniform Building Code valuation table) | Valuation-based; no static dollar figure published | Sign construction authorization, where required, is priced under the same Uniform Building Code valuation-based Building Permit Fee plus 1% State of Utah surcharge as any other building permit work (Fee Schedule Section 4.A) — no distinct sign permit fee line exists. Confirmed by a full review of Fee Schedule Chapters 1 through 9 (2026-07-21): no 'sign' fee appears in Chapter 4 (Building Permit), Chapter 7 (Land Use, Sections 7.A-7.D: Annexation, Land Use Appeal, Plat Amendment, Zone Change only), or any other chapter. |
Fire Sprinkler System Permit
VerifiedEnoch City does not publish a standalone Fire Sprinkler permit, application, or fee. Fire protection is contracted to the Cedar City Fire Department: per Enoch City's own Fire Department page (enochcityut.gov/fire-department.html), 'Enoch City contracts with Cedar City Fire Department for fire protection and Wildland Fire Interface Management.' As re-checked live on 2026-07-21, that page publishes no fire-sprinkler-specific permit, fee, or inspection content — the only permit it describes is a free Open Burn Permit. Enoch's own city-wide Building Permit Application form (used for Residential, Commercial, and 'Other' permits alike) instead captures fire sprinkler information as a data field within the standard application rather than through a separate permit: the application's cover page asks 'Fire Sprinkler System?: Yes___ No___,' and its Code Analysis section includes a 'Sprinkler System' field alongside Building Height, Occupant Load, Fire Extinguishers, and Fire Hydrants. A full-text search of Enoch's entire Code of Revised Ordinances (all 18 chapters) for the term 'sprinkler' returned zero results, and no distinct fire-sprinkler fee line exists anywhere in the city's 9-chapter Fee Schedule (Chapters 1 through 9 reviewed in full). Cedar City's own Consolidated Fee Schedule — the fire department Enoch actually contracts with — likewise publishes no distinct fire sprinkler fee line, per this corpus's Cedar City jurisdiction entry (last verified 2026-07-21).
Verified 2026-07-21 · Source
Requirements
- Fire sprinkler system installation, alteration, or extension in new or existing buildings within Enoch City
- No standalone fire sprinkler permit exists; disclosed via the 'Fire Sprinkler System? Yes/No' field on the city-wide Building Permit Application, and via the 'Sprinkler System' field under that application's Code Analysis section
- Submitted as part of whichever base Building Permit (Residential, Commercial, or 'Other') governs the project, not a separate application
- Fire protection and any fire-related plan input is provided under Enoch's fire-service contract with the Cedar City Fire Department, not a distinct Enoch Fire Department
- Statewide 2024 International Fire Code (IFC) baseline applies per Utah Code Section 15A-2-103 absent a documented independent Enoch City fire-code adoption page
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationEnoch City's city-wide application form; includes a 'Fire Sprinkler System? Yes/No' field on its cover page and a 'Sprinkler System' field under its Code Analysis section, in lieu of a separate fire sprinkler permit application.
- RequiredFire Sprinkler Plans/Shop DrawingsNot a separately named document category published by Enoch City; submitted as part of the digital plan set (mechanical/plumbing scope) for whichever base permit (Residential, Commercial, or 'Other') governs the project.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Uniform Building Code valuation table) | Valuation-based; no static dollar figure published | Fire sprinkler system work is priced under the same Uniform Building Code valuation-based Building Permit Fee plus 1% State of Utah surcharge as any other building permit work (Fee Schedule Section 4.A) — no distinct fire sprinkler fee line exists. Confirmed by a full review of Fee Schedule Chapters 1 through 9 (2026-07-21) and by a zero-result full-text search of the Code of Revised Ordinances for 'sprinkler.' |
Fire Alarm System Permit
VerifiedEnoch City does not publish a standalone Fire Alarm permit, application, or fee. Fire protection is contracted to the Cedar City Fire Department: per Enoch City's own Fire Department page (enochcityut.gov/fire-department.html), 'Enoch City contracts with Cedar City Fire Department for fire protection and Wildland Fire Interface Management.' As re-checked live on 2026-07-21, that page publishes no fire-alarm-specific permit, fee, or inspection content — the only permit it describes is a free Open Burn Permit. Enoch's own city-wide Building Permit Application form instead captures fire alarm information as a data field within the standard application rather than through a separate permit: its Code Analysis section includes a 'Manual Fire Alarm System' field directly alongside the 'Sprinkler System,' Building Height, Occupant Load, Fire Extinguishers, and Fire Hydrants fields. A full-text search of Enoch's entire Code of Revised Ordinances (all 18 chapters) for the term 'sprinkler' returned zero results and no fire-alarm-specific ordinance section was found either; no distinct fire-alarm fee line exists anywhere in the city's 9-chapter Fee Schedule (Chapters 1 through 9 reviewed in full).
Verified 2026-07-21 · Source
Requirements
- Fire alarm system installation, alteration, or extension in new or existing buildings within Enoch City
- No standalone fire alarm permit exists; disclosed via the 'Manual Fire Alarm System' field under the Code Analysis section of the city-wide Building Permit Application
- Submitted as part of whichever base Building Permit (Residential, Commercial, or 'Other') governs the project, not a separate application
- Fire protection and any fire-related plan input is provided under Enoch's fire-service contract with the Cedar City Fire Department, not a distinct Enoch Fire Department
- Statewide 2024 International Fire Code (IFC) baseline applies per Utah Code Section 15A-2-103 absent a documented independent Enoch City fire-code adoption page
Required documents
- RequiredBuilding Permit ApplicationEnoch City's city-wide application form; its Code Analysis section includes a 'Manual Fire Alarm System' field, in lieu of a separate fire alarm permit application.
- RequiredFire Alarm Plans/Riser DiagramNot a separately named document category published by Enoch City; submitted as part of the digital plan set (electrical scope) for whichever base permit (Residential, Commercial, or 'Other') governs the project.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Building Permit Fee (Uniform Building Code valuation table) | Valuation-based; no static dollar figure published | Fire alarm system work is priced under the same Uniform Building Code valuation-based Building Permit Fee plus 1% State of Utah surcharge as any other building permit work (Fee Schedule Section 4.A) — no distinct fire alarm fee line exists. Confirmed by a full review of Fee Schedule Chapters 1 through 9 (2026-07-21). |
Change of Use / Change of Occupancy Permit
VerifiedEnoch City does not publish a standalone Change of Use or Change of Occupancy permit. The Building Department's full application set, per the city's own Applications & Forms page (enochcityut.gov/applications--forms.html), is: Residential Permit, Commercial Building Permit, 'Other' Building Permit, Drainage Change Permit, Special Inspection Form, Solar Permit, Cargo Storage Container, and Temporary RV Permit — none titled 'Change of Use.' A change in use or occupant of a commercial space in Enoch City is instead administered through the city's Commercial Business License process: the official 'Application for a Business License in a Commercial Zone' form requires a 'Building Inspector Approval Signature' before a new or renewed commercial business license is issued, priced at the flat $75.00 fee published in Fee Schedule Section 2.B ('Commercial Businesses located in appropriate zoned area — $75.00'). Where a change of use also involves construction, tenant-finish work, or building-systems modification, the project is instead processed through Enoch's existing Commercial Building Permit or Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit (both already documented elsewhere in this file), priced under the same UBC-valuation Building Permit Fee (Fee Schedule Section 4.A) — no distinct change-of-use fee line exists anywhere in the city's 9-chapter Fee Schedule.
Verified 2026-07-21 · Source
Requirements
- Change of use or change of occupant for a commercial space in Enoch City
- No standalone change-of-use permit exists; a new or renewed Commercial Business License application (bearing a Building Inspector Approval Signature) is the city's mechanism for verifying a space is fit for the proposed use
- Where construction, tenant-finish work, or building-systems modification accompanies the change of use, submit under the Commercial Building Permit or Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit instead
- Utah State business-name registration (Entity ID via corporations.utah.gov) required as part of the Commercial Business License application
- Disclosure of whether the business generates wastewater beyond restroom use, requiring CCWWTF Pretreatment Coordinator approval in addition to the Building Inspector's, per the Commercial Business License application
Required documents
- RequiredApplication for a Business License in a Commercial ZoneEnoch City's official form for a new or renewal commercial business license; requires a Building Inspector Approval Signature confirming the space is fit for the proposed use, and a CCWWTF Pretreatment Coordinator Approval Signature if the business generates wastewater beyond restroom use.
- OptionalBuilding Permit ApplicationRequired only if the change of use is accompanied by construction, tenant-finish work, or building-systems modification; see the Commercial Building Permit and Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit entries in this file.
Fee schedule
| Fee type | Amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Business License Fee (New or Renewal) | $75.00 | Enoch City Fee Schedule, Section 2.B 'Business License': 'Commercial Businesses located in appropriate zoned area — $75.00' (same fee for new and renewal). A $10.00 late renewal fee applies if not paid within 30 days of the due date, per the Application for a Business License in a Commercial Zone form. |
| Building Permit Fee (Uniform Building Code valuation table) | Valuation-based; no static dollar figure published | Applies only if the change of use is accompanied by construction, tenant-finish work, or building-systems modification, priced under the same base mechanism as the Commercial Building Permit and Commercial Tenant Improvement / Tenant Finish Permit entries in this file (Fee Schedule Section 4.A). No distinct 'change of use' fee line exists in the Fee Schedule. |
Sources & verification
Verified against official sources. Last reviewed 2026-07-08.
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